Videos 

On June 4, 2012, Synopsys hosted an IC Compiler luncheon during the Design Automation Conference (DAC) where Mr. Philippe Magarshack of STMicroelectronics spoke about enabling 20nm for multimedia convergence.
Philippe Magarshack, Corporate Vice President, Design Enablement & Services, STMicroelectronics

Dr. Joerg Winkler is a Fellow at GLOBALFOUNDRIES in Dresden, Germany working within the Design Enablement group. On June 4, 2012, Synopsys hosted an IC Compiler luncheon during the Design Automation Conference (DAC) where Dr. Winkler spoke about designing at 20nm technology and beyond.
Dr. Joerg Winkler, Fellow, Design Enablement , GLOBALFOUNDRIES

The 20nm process node poses a number of new, complex design tool challenges. Synopsys’ Andy Biddle asks GLOBALFOUNDRIES’ Richard Trihy how the company plans to enable its customers for this technology.
Richard Trihy, director Design Methodology,
GLOBALFOUNDRIES
Andy Biddle, product marketing manager, Synopsys

Challenges brought on by the 20nm process node are many. Synopsys’ Andy Biddle asks Samsung’s KK Lin for his insights from the foundry perspective.
Kuang-Kuo (KK) Lin, director Foundry Design Enablement, Samsung Electronics
Andy Biddle, product marketing manager, Synopsys

The semiconductor industry continues its relentless march towards smaller geometries. Currently, there's a big buzz around 20nm and even smaller process nodes. Watch this video to hear Antun Domic's perspective on the industry's move to advanced nodes and what it means for Synopsys. Hint: Having an industry-leading in-design solution to tackle the needs of 20nm is one way to help alleviate the challenges.
Antun Domic, senior vice president and general manager, Implementation Group, Synopsys
Swami Venkat, senior director of marketing, Galaxy Implementation Platform, Synopsys

MOSFETs are undergoing the most drastic transformation in nearly 50 years. What's driving this change and how will the move to 3D FinFET impact IC technology? What are these new transistors? What demands will they place on EDA tools and the design community? Professor Hu will provide insight into the driving factors behind these new transistors and how these transistors will enable the continued use of existing infrastructures of circuit and system designs, as well as device fabrication, for decades to come.
Dr. Chenming Hu, Professor Emeritus & Former CTO TSMC, UC Berkeley